Thicky Dix

The programs that offer "make money working 30 minutes a day filling ppc forms"
Do they even work. Is there a catch?

evildick

From google:

Home typers scam

Do legitimate home typist positions really exist?
Almost everywhere you turn these days, it seems that you see ads claiming that many companies are looking for home typists. But are they for real?

In a word, "no". While there are legitimate companies that do use typists from home, your chances of finding one of these companies by answering one of these adds is just about zero.

If you do answer one of these ads, what you'll receive is an "application to be a home typist" telling you that you must fill out this application and send it back with an "application fee", usually of between $19.00 to $79.00. And if you do send in the application with the fee, you still have virtually no chance of finding a home typing job this way, because typically all you'll receive is a bunch of sheets of photocopied paper of businesses along with their addresses and phone numbers that "might" be able to benefit from someone typing at home. In other words, the businesses listed aren't necessarily actively looking for homeworkers, and in fact, probably don't hire people to work from home.

Kevsh

Last post about sums it up, but by simply looking at most of these type of ads you can logically see it's obviously not a legitimate offer.

Any ad for a job that has almost zero requirements (except, in this case, that you have a computer), sounds like a sales pitch ("Make Money From Home!!!!!"), sounds too good to be true ("No work!!! Make $5000 a week!!"), requires money up front, and advertises in places of high traffic (street lamps) or, stereotypically, lower income locations (free weekly job newspapers, bus stops) is almost certainly a scam or at least bullshit.

evildick

Here's a thread about one called hometypers.com, which sounds exactly like what you are talking about.

http://www.work-at-home-forum.com/3_202_0.html